Blues Benefit Concert

Blues Benefit Concert for the

MISSING

Sunday, June 6, 2004 • 4PM – 8PM


Kevin B.F. Burt	Jannel	BRYCE JANEY
Iowa City Blues musician Kevin B.F. Burt has played with blues greats such as Buddy Guy and Koko Taylor. Kevin received a standing ovation after his performance at the Paramount Theatre in Cedar Rapids opening for B.B. King.	Southern California singer & songwriter who’s 4th album, "BLUE" was chosen as one of the top 10 albums of 2001 by the Orange County Register. She has performed with many national artists including Nickel Creek, Louden Wainwright III, Sophie B. Hawkins, John Waite, Lowen & Navarro and Susan Gibson.	“Armed with confident songwriting, hot guitar work and commanding vocals, Bryce Janey steps up and delivers.” ~ Cool Wind Records Ellis Kell from TRUE BLUE calls Bryce a “multi-talented guitarist and vocalist”

Proceeds Benefit Two Organizations Working to Find the Missing!

Singer-songwriter, Regina "Gina" Bos, disappeared October 17, 2000 after a performance in Lincoln, Nebraska. In an effort to find her and others who are missing, Gina's sister, singer-songwriter Jannel, launched the G.I.N.A. for Missing Persons Concert Series in 2001.
GINA is a nonprofit organization that has just produced "America Lost and Found" a TV series currently in its 4th week on the West Coast. The series is gaining ground and GINA with hopes to go national by fall 2004.
GINA's goal is to get attention for the missing who cannot get attention for themselves. Erin Pospisil's story was featured on the show's 3rd episode.

http://www.ginaformissingpersons.com/

ERIN POSPISIL
NOW AGE 18

MISSING FROM
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA


Help Find a Child" was founded by Carolyn Pospisil after the disappearance of her step-daughter, Erin Pospisil, June 3, 2001 from Cedar Rapids. Erin was 15 at the time of her disappearance. Erin would be 18 and is still missing today.” Help Find a Child’s” mission is to educate the public about missing people, fingerprinting and prevention. Help Find a Child works closely with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and Team H.O.P.E.